Gary Neville didn't take pity on his old friend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: You can't be boring!

Manchester United's former star Gary Neville finds his former teammate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's latest game 'boring'.

Gary Neville warns his former teammate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer not to take the "boring" path the Red Devils former managers Jose Mourinho and Louis van Gaal once watched.

The 2020-21 season had significant wins at Old Trafford and positive progress was made in the Premier League.

But lately there has been a lack of fire and the Red Devils have left their last three consecutive matches, and have won only two of the last eight games.

Gary Neville is afraid that Manchester United will go out of the chart at the beginning of the season.

The legend of the Red Devils spoke to Sky Sports after Manchester United's goalless draw against Crystal Palace.

"Manchester United must urgently do something"

"There was no rush at the end of the match. You were expecting United to score positions. Maybe one of the youngsters could get a chance and come and win the game, you were expecting to take a risk, but there was also a fear that Crystal Palace would counter attack."

"It wasn't a good night for United. You can't do that well."

"I always said in the past when Louis van Gaal or Jose Mourinho was a manager, you can win, you lose, you can stay in a draw, but you can't be boring, this match was pretty boring."

"They let the game drift into uncertainty for a long time. This reluctance and lack of faith have been experienced in big games, but now they are experiencing the same even against teams that are not doing well.

"They sleepwalk in matches. They think they're good and hope they'll score a goal because that's what happened once this season. They played badly in the first half and won in the second. But now it doesn't work."

"You have to play well. Sometimes you get results when you play bad, but in the end the gun will turn towards you again. So you should always play well."

Solskjaer's students could not score in Real Sociedad, Chelsea and Crystal Palace matches.

Bruno Fernandes scored the last goal of his team, who scored a penalty kick in the 75th minute of their match in a 3-1 win against Newcastle on February 21.

Although Manchester United is in second place on the Premier League leaderboard, it is 14 points behind their arch rivals Manchester City.